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Angkor ___ (Cambodian temple) crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of April 18th, 2010 other clues
'A Beautiful Mind' star
'Humpty Dumpty ___ great fall'
'In the Bedroom' actress, 2001
'Lemme!'
*A deck of cards
*A message
*A pillow
*An abacus
*An idea
*Crow
*Face
*Lunch
*Snuff
*Sure loser
*The aisles
*The light
*The picture
*The point
*Uncle
*Your tongue
1973 NASA launch
1986 parody of a Sylvester Stallone film series
2010 Denzel Washington title role
Abbr. in many a Québec address
Accommodations with low overhead?
Actress Sonia
Announcement at a terminal, in brief
Athletic shoe brand
Author Janowitz
Big corp. in defense contracts
Bob ___, narrator on TV's 'How I Met Your Mother'
California's ___ Valley
California's ___ Valley
Cause of a pain in the neck
City SSW of Moscow
Classical sister
Closed-captioning problem
Commit a computer crime
Common cricket score
Contract winner, often
Course calls
Created
Crossword creator, at times
Curly pasta
Didn't get a good deal
Direct to the exit
Dirt
Does very well
Dragon roll ingredient
Dressing choice
Dressing choice
Early 10th-century year
Eastern path
Exes, sometimes
Expanse
Far out
Fictional terrier
Field opening?
Field tools
Fighter with a shuffle
First name among the Axis powers
Former Chinese Communist military leader Lin ___
G.O.P. elephant originator
Gambler's hangout, for short
Gillette's ___ II
Gland: Prefix
Greek high spot
Hirsute Himalayan
Home of Shalimar Gardens
Identify
Inexpensive pen
It often follows you
J. Edgar Hoover used one: Abbr.
Joyful cry
Kind of ring
Kournikova and others
Leave in a hurry
Like cornstalks after about six weeks
Like dungeons, typically
Major portion
Math operations that yield remainders
Moses at the Red Sea, e.g.
N.Y.C.'s A, B, C or D
Name associated with fire
Night sch. class
Not going anywhere?
Not much
Not straight
Nursery rhyme boy who 'stole a pig, and away he run'
Old buffalo hunter
Old-fashioned clothes presser
Olympic discus great Al
One ___ (long odds)
Opera ___ (complete works: Lat.)
Org. with an oath
Part of a tuba sound
Poor support
Pouches
Present-day site of the ancient port city Eudaemon
Prince Valiant's wife
Putter (around)
Rare announcement after balloting
Retro upholstery material
River of York
Rube of bygone funnies
Rug rat
Scorsese subject
Scots with lots
Second place?
Seven ___
Shaker ___, Oh.
Slams
Sloping
Sloppy spots
Soccer immortal
Some garlic
Sot's woe
Spanish bear
Spots
Story accompanier
Suit to ___
Summer coolers
Surgeon's tool
Theater mogul Marcus
They may be fed downtown
Ticket site
Tool for making eyelets
Trip preparation
Tuned to
TV 'Miss'
Ups
Washed out
Water source
Weapon carried in a speakeasy
Wharf workers' org.
Without breaking a sweat
Writer Anais
Yawn producer
You, in Yucatán
___ Kamoze of reggae
___ Southwest Grill (restaurant chain)

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